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In page Angela Heywood:

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Heywood herself was a frequent writer for The Word, and considered herself to be a "word-painter,"[2] referring to her own beliefs as a kind of "ethics" or "religion" to be followed.[3] She wrote extensively on a variety of topics, but was most well known for her writings on sexuality. She believed that there were specific moral codes that men and women should follow[citation needed]. This especially applied to men, who she believed should be obligated to control their sexual desires and take responsibility for their actions. This meant, among other things, that they should acknowledge their illegitimate children rather than leaving the children and their mothers to be stigmatized by society.